If you enjoy "cartoon realism" as you called it (which I do to), I can wholeheartedly recommend the Bone comic series. I'm sure you know it already, but thought I would mention it just in case.
I gotta say, I am really impressed with the line-work on the forest in the corner. It really captures the chaotic order of wild brush in the dead of winter well
Wow! I really liked how you bought me back to my Calvin and Hobbes days. I'm going to bring down my hard copies and see if my daughter of 10 will appreciate them now 😄
Awesome idea. Share it so it can continue to live. This was and is my all time favorite comic. So much fun. When I read the first couple I was hooked. Great memories during that time.
Good question! It’s an uncoated 200gsm white paper, from my local office supply store. It works great for pens and markers, but I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it for pencil or wet media. 😃
@@studiobrushpen That makes sense why I had trouble finding this online. If I were to look it up again, what’s the name to the brand of paper you are using?
If you enjoy "cartoon realism" as you called it (which I do to), I can wholeheartedly recommend the Bone comic series. I'm sure you know it already, but thought I would mention it just in case.
Oh yeah, Bone is a classic! Thanks for the recommendation. 😃
How does this only have 190 views?
This is awesome, and helpful.
Thank you! 😁
Good points here, and the illustration does look like it's straight from a scene in the comic. Great work!
Thanks Christopher! It was fun to draw, and a chance to use a brush pen I hadn’t tried in years. 😁
I gotta say, I am really impressed with the line-work on the forest in the corner. It really captures the chaotic order of wild brush in the dead of winter well
Thanks! I’m pretty sure I copied it directly from a C&H strip 😆
@@studiobrushpen I wrote that just after trying to copy one of Watterson's backgrounds. No mean feat, for sure
I believe Waterson would be inking the strips very quickly - to introduce a liveliness and a kinetic Woosh to all his pieces.
Oh yeah, genuinely drawing quickly to create energy and movement in a cartoon is a big one. Thanks!
Wow! I really liked how you bought me back to my Calvin and Hobbes days. I'm going to bring down my hard copies and see if my daughter of 10 will appreciate them now 😄
What a great idea! Let’s share a fantastic comic with a new generation.
Thanks! 😃
Awesome idea. Share it so it can continue to live. This was and is my all time favorite comic. So much fun. When I read the first couple I was hooked. Great memories during that time.
Well done. You have captured the style perfectly. C&H’s 😀
I like your video and your illustration definitely embodies C&H’s spirit.
Thank you!
Got a good laugh at your wonderful drawing. New subscriber.
Great video, thanks!
Thanks!
Great video. What pen are you using?
The brand is Sakura/Micron. It’s called a Pigma Brush.
I was wondering, where can I buy the paper you are using?
Good question! It’s an uncoated 200gsm white paper, from my local office supply store. It works great for pens and markers, but I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it for pencil or wet media. 😃
Also, it’s not a particular brand that I’m aware of, just what they had at the store. I hope that sends you in the right direction!
@@studiobrushpen That makes sense why I had trouble finding this online. If I were to look it up again, what’s the name to the brand of paper you are using?
This is really late, but this helped me a lot, also what type of pen did you use in this drawing?
The brand is Sakura/Micron. It’s called a Pigma Brush. 👍
@@studiobrushpen ty
damn what pen is that ???????
The brand is Sakura/Micron. It’s called a Pigma Brush.
@@studiobrushpenthank you 😊
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